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The City of Houston Housing and Community Development Department has prepared and drafted the 2019 Action Plan to improve Houston’s neighborhoods and quality of life and they want to hear from you. Provide […]

Mayor’s Office of Special Events presents: CIGNA SUNDAY STREETS Get active Houston!  Come out join your neighbors and friends, have some fun and get a little exercise on Houston’s streets.  The Spring 2019

Mayor Sylvester Turner will host District A’s annual Spring meeting at the White Oak Conference Center to discuss Capital improvement projects and Hurricane Recovery Programs.  Experts from the city will be available before

Houston Parks Board introduces new mile markers along the White Oak Bayou Greenway enhancing the wayfinding system and trail safety. The first mile markers will be installed along White Oak Bayou Greenway from

Make your voice heard! The office of Judge Lina Hidalgo is hosting a public-facing engagement initiative called Talking Transition: Harris County. This effort is designed to engage Harris county residents, as well as

With demand for Houston industrial space heating up all over the city, it’s important for tenants — and developers — to act fast in leasing or building their new industrial space. Commercial building permits

Mayor Sylvester Turner will not support an Immigration Detention Center set to open up in Houston, Texas. “No one ever said it was being leased to a tenant that was going to house

(reposted from Houston Business Journal) Brookhollow/Northwest Crossing was named as one of the top 5 Houston submarkets for apartments in the Houston Business Journal on (02/08/2018) because of its 3.7% annualized growth. That

Department of Neighborhoods to Resume Heavy Trash Code Enforcement March 1, 2018 HOUSTON – In the wake of Hurricane Harvey’s devastating floods, the Department of Neighborhoods (DON) placed a moratorium on the enforcement